Journal of perpetrator research

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Otros Autores:	Critchell, Kara (Editor ) Knittel, Susanne C. (Editor ) Perra, Emiliano (Editor ) Üngor, Ugur Ümit (Editor )
Formato:	eJournal
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Winchester : Winchester Univ. Press
Contenido/piezas:	Registros 25
Acceso en línea:	Volltext

1. Photography, collaboration and the Holocaust : looking at the independent state of Croatia (1941–1945) through the frame of the ‘Hooded Man’

2. Looking for post-traumatic growth in perpetrators of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda : a discussion of theoretical and ethical issues

3. A double 'Double Take'

4. Evidence and expert authority via symbolic violence : a critique of current knowledge production on perpetrators

5. Challenging the perpetrators' narrative : a critical reading of the photo album 'Resettlement of the Jews in Hungary'

6. Crimes of the Wehrmacht : a re-evaluation

7. A biographical approach in Holocaust research : [review of "The participants: the men of the Wannsee-Conference]

8. Studying perpetrators : a reflection

9. Three stories and three questions about participation in genocide

10. Accused war criminals qua perpetrators : on the visual signification of criminal guilt

11. Refaced/defaced : using photographic portraits of Khmer Rouge perpetrators in justice, education and human rights activism in Cambodia

12. "They forgot their role" : women perpetrators of the Holocaust and the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda

13. Agency, responsibility, and culpability : the complexity of roles and self-representations of perpetrators

14. On the multiple uses of video footage among contemporary perpetrators

15. #MeToo under colonialism : conceptualising responsibility for sexual violence in Australia

16. The perpetrators "mise-en-scène" : language, body, and memory in the Cambodian genocide

17. Nuancing gestures : perpetrators and victims in Reinhard Kleist's The Boxer

18. Perpetrator's knowledge : what and how can we learn from perpetrator testimony?

19. On the definition of the perpetrator : from the twentieth to the twenty-first century

20. Some remarks on the complexity of collective violence : understanding the whole

21. Double weave : perpetrator images in conversation

22. Framing the perpetrators : Lee Miller’s photography of the liberation of Dachau

23. Roundtable ‘Double Exposures, Double Takes’

24. Some remarks on the label, field, and heuristics of perpetrator research

25. Photography, perpetratorship and responsibility